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I'm working away on my first job stripping out and old bathroom to re tile. As you can imagine certain areas need to re boarded. However, I've cam across ... -
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Bathroom Plasterboard Wall Cavity
Hi,
I'm working away on my first job stripping out and old bathroom to re tile. As you can imagine certain areas need to re boarded. However, I've cam across a honeycomb effect behind certain internal wall boards. Can anyone give advise on how to tackle this, I.e remove and replace??
Cheers
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hi there bchaz and welcome to the forum.
i have just done a bathroom last week that had honeycomb walls
the problem i had and hopefully you will not is that the honey comb ran thru 2 walls creating the whole wall between bedroom and bathroom which would have meant rebuilding both walls as this was all the way around except the external walls it would have needed extensive remodelling. in the end the builder myself and the customer decided that it would be best to overboard the excisting walls and tile on the new plasterboard. if your walls are in decent shape and the tile size allows you may be best off having them re plastered.
chris.
p.s hopefully some one on the forum with alot more experience in these walls can give you further info
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Got the same internal walls in my place........absolute nightmare.
Its either skim or reboard I'm afraid. Dot/dab plasterboard if bad
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That's pretty much all you can do but if you're worried about weight issues and have the space in the room, you can build another studwall onto the honeycomb board, using CLS timber and then plasterboard. The honey comb should have timber top and bottom (or left/right) which you can screw into..honeycomb is better than straw filled board that I have come across in the past...
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Cheers for the info / help.. Seems a pain in the a*ss, as its only on a few walls, but if thats what takes though. The plus side is I won't have to try and strip of the paint !!
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sir ramic said it all fella. the other option if you have not already stripped some of it is to tile on tile!! Who was the idiot who invented these walls!!!
another thought if you have gone too far with one of the walls; see if there are battens top and bottom, then if so, cut out some of the honeycomb and insert vertical battens to allow you to overboard with fesh lovely plasterboard!!
oh and watch out for the honey monster!! ha
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Originally Posted by
STEVO

sir ramic said it all fella. the other option if you have not already stripped some of it is to tile on tile!! Who was the idiot who invented these walls!!!
another thought if you have gone too far with one of the walls; see if there are battens top and bottom, then if so, cut out some of the honeycomb and insert vertical battens to allow you to overboard with fesh lovely plasterboard!!
oh and watch out for the honey monster!! ha
i said nowt !
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